ux-designer
**AUTO-TRIGGER when:** "use UX skill", "audit page", "theme change", "CSS update", "dark mode fix", or any UI work that touches multiple files. Verification workflow to ensure ALL affected files are updated. P...
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**AUTO-TRIGGER when:** "use UX skill", "audit page", "theme change", "CSS update", "dark mode fix", or any UI work that touches multiple files. Verification workflow to ensure ALL affected files are updated. P...
Automates development of TogetherOS Rewards module features. Use when building reward types, implementing validation, creating UI components, writing tests, or updating Rewards documentation. Handles end-to-end...
**AUTO-TRIGGER:** Invoked by yolo1 skill after every commit to analyze session errors. Analyzes the current session for error patterns, researches solutions, and either: 1. Updates knowledge files immediately...
**AUTO-TRIGGER when user says:** "update progress", "track status", "what's our progress", "generate progress report", "update next steps", "update Notion memory", "create session page" Manages TogetherOS prog...
**AUTO-TRIGGER when user says:** "create PR", "format PR", "prepare PR body", "what category for this PR", "generate PR keywords" Formats TogetherOS pull requests with proper category (Cooperation Path), keywo...
**AUTO-TRIGGER when user says:** "implement [feature]", "build [module]", "create [functionality]", "add [capability]", "YOLO [task]", "deliver [feature]", or requests complete feature implementation. End-to-e...
**AUTO-TRIGGER when:** - Progress reaches 5% milestone (5%, 10%, 15%, 20%...) - User says "sync [module] to main" - User says "approve main sync" - User says "reconcile [module] with main" Manages two-phase sy...
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